The Breadwinner Ch. 7-10

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How does Parvana's view of Taliban soldiers change in chapter 7?

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She realizes they have emotions.

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Why is Parvana so definite when she says 'My father is coming back!'?

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She refuses to give up hope.

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What does Parvana do for money?

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Read and write for people as well as sell some of her family's stuff.

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Why is Mrs. Weera moving in with Parvana's family?

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To write a magazine with Parvana's mother.

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How will Nooria, Maryam, and their mother get out of the house?

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Dressed like a boy, Parvana will be their male escort.

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What is the significance of hope in Parvana's life?

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Hope drives Parvana to believe in a better future despite her circumstances.

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How does Parvana's relationship with her family evolve in chapters 7-10?

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Parvana becomes more responsible and takes on adult roles to support her family.

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What role does education play in Parvana's life?

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Education is a means for Parvana to earn money and support her family.

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How does the theme of resilience manifest in Parvana's character?

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Parvana shows resilience by adapting to her challenging environment and finding ways to survive.

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What challenges does Parvana face as a girl in Taliban-controlled Afghanistan?

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Parvana faces restrictions on her freedom, education, and ability to work.